23. I know that there will be 5/12 ribbon left over. You would simply subtract 3/4 by 1/3. I don't know about the first part of this question though. (more like i don't remember)
27. I predict that Susan will get the greater quotient. If you divide the fraction 5/8 by 1/16 you would get 1/2. If you divide 5/8 by 1/32 you would get 1/4.
1/2 is greater than 1/4, which means that Susan has the greater quotient.
I hope this helps. Sorry about 23. Maybe someone else will answer.
- Kaci
Well the trick with these is just you're going to add two 0s at the end of 365 which is 36,500.
Calculista Ambitious
the correct question in the attached figure
Let
s----------> total savings
case a) Israel added $80 to his savings
we know that
80=(1/8)*s-------> multiply by 8 both sides------> s=$640
the answer case a) is
the equation is
80=(1/8)*s
case b) Israel added $120 to his savings
we know that
120=(1/8)*s-------> multiply by 8 both sides------> s=$960
the answer case b) is
the equation is
120=(1/8)*s
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Here you go there is hardly Any work to show for it
